HUNDRED-ACRE LEGACY:ARKANSAS LAND PASSED DOWN TWO GENERATIONS GIVES AN INDIANA NATIVE HIS CHANCE TO PRODUCE LIVESTOCK FULL TIME

摘要

Looking to the south, there's farmland. Head north and all you'll find is city until Chicago. This is how Rick Houston describes his homeland near Highland, Indiana, where he grew up intently watching farmers in their fields. Every June, right after school got out, Houston's dad, Frank, loaded up the tractor, and they took a weeklong trip down to Arkansas to tend to 100 acres that Frank bought from his father. They'd clean up the land using a neighbor's bush hog and chain saw, and they spend nights in a pitched tent.